EP0602036A1 - Pressure compensated flow amplifying poppet valve. - Google Patents
Pressure compensated flow amplifying poppet valve.Info
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- EP0602036A1 EP0602036A1 EP92904925A EP92904925A EP0602036A1 EP 0602036 A1 EP0602036 A1 EP 0602036A1 EP 92904925 A EP92904925 A EP 92904925A EP 92904925 A EP92904925 A EP 92904925A EP 0602036 A1 EP0602036 A1 EP 0602036A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- F15B13/00—Details of servomotor systems ; Valves for servomotor systems
- F15B13/02—Fluid distribution or supply devices characterised by their adaptation to the control of servomotors
- F15B13/04—Fluid distribution or supply devices characterised by their adaptation to the control of servomotors for use with a single servomotor
- F15B13/0416—Fluid distribution or supply devices characterised by their adaptation to the control of servomotors for use with a single servomotor with means or adapted for load sensing
- F15B13/0417—Load sensing elements; Internal fluid connections therefor; Anti-saturation or pressure-compensation valves
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- F15B13/0405—Valve members; Fluid interconnections therefor for seat valves, i.e. poppet valves
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- This invention relates generally to poppet type hydraulic control valves and more particularly to a pressure compensated flow amplifying poppet valve.
- poppet valves typically include a cylindrical poppet valve element having a reduced diameter end seated against a valve seat in the valve. Fluid flow from an inlet port through the valve to an outlet port is controlled by controllably moving the valve element off the seat.
- a basic type of poppet valve has a throttling slot through the valve element to communicate the inlet port pressure to a control chamber at the back side of the valve element. The fluid pressure in the control chamber exerts a closing force on the valve element holding it against the valve seat.
- a spring is also generally used to hold the valve element against the valve seat when the inlet, control and outlet pressures are all equal.
- One method of controlling the opening position of the poppet valve element is to communicate the control chamber with the outlet port through a variable regulating orifice of a pilot valve.
- the variable regulating orifice is normally closed so that fluid pressure in the control chamber equals the inlet pressure and the poppet valve element is urged against the valve seat by the pressure in the control chamber. Opening of the poppet valve element is achieved by controllably opening the variable regulating orifice to communicate the control chamber with the outlet port. This creates a pressure drop through the throttling slot in the valve element such that the inlet pressure urges the valve element off the valve seat as the control pressure drops below the balance pressure.
- the degree of opening of the valve element is subsequently controlled by controlling the flow through the variable regulating orifice of the pilot valve to regulate the flow through the throttling slot.
- This method of control is described in US-A-4,535,809.
- One of the problems with that design is that the flow through the poppet valve increases and decreases with increasing and decreasing pressure drops respectively between the inlet and outlet ports. The pressure drop between the inlet and outlet port changes with changing loads and/or pump pressure due to other circuits of the hydraulic system.
- US-A-4,535,809 includes the addition of a pressure reducing valve in series with the variable regulating orifice described in the preceding paragraph.
- the pressure reducing valve maintains a constant pressure drop across the variable regulating orifice.
- the throttling slot of that design is always open to some degree to allow control fluid flow through the slot to pressurize the control chamber and urge the valve element against the seat.
- the amount of opening through the slot when the valve element is seated against the valve seat depends upon machining tolerances.
- the outlet flow decreases with increasing pressure drop between the inlet and outlet ports.
- the present invention is directed to overcoming one or more of the problems as set forth above.
- a pressure compensated flow amplifying poppet valve comprises an inlet port, an outlet port, a cylindrical bore, and an elongate valve element having a spool portion slidably disposed in the cylindrical bore defining a control chamber.
- the valve element is movable between a closed position at which the inlet port is blocked from the outlet port and an open position to establish a main flow regulating orifice between the inlet and outlet ports.
- the valve element includes a variable orifice between the inlet port and the control chamber.
- a flow regulating passage means is provided for communicating the control chamber with the outlet port.
- a valve means controllably regulates the fluid flow through the flow regulating passage means.
- a means is provided for establishing a restricted compensating flow path from the control chamber to the outlet port parallel to the flow regulating passage means. It is desirable to have the flow amplifying poppet valves pressure compensated so that the output flow of the valve remains substantially constant for a given opening of a pilot valve regardless of changes in the load pressure or the input pressure.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of one embodiment of the present invention with portions shown in cross-section for illustrative convenience;
- Fig. 2 is a somewhat enlarge sectional view taken along line 2-2 of Fig. 1;
- Figs. 3 through 6 are schematic illustrations of other embodiments of the present invention.
- a pressure compensated flow amplifying poppet valve is generally indicated by the reference numeral 10 and includes a composite valve body 11 and a valve element 12.
- the body includes a pair of concentric cylindrical bores 13,14, a pair of axially spaced annuluses 16,17, an inlet port 19 in communication with the annulus 17, an outlet port 21 in communication with the cylindrical bore 14, and a valve seat 22 between the cylindrical bore 14 and the outlet port 21.
- the cylindrical bore 14 is formed in an annular sleeve 24 suitably seated in a bore 26.
- a plurality of flow modulating ports 27 extend through the sleeve 24 to communicate the annulus 17 with the cylindrical bore 14.
- the valve element 12 has a pair of concentric spool portions 28,29 slidably disposed in the cylindrical bores 13,14, respectively and define an annular reaction surface 31 therebetween.
- a control chamber 32 is defined by the annulus 16 and the end of the spool portion 28.
- the area of the end of the spool portion 28 is substantially larger than area of the surface 31.
- the spool portion 29 terminates at a conical end portion 34 and cooperates with the ports 27 to provide a main flow regulating orifice 35.
- a pair of variable area flow control orifices 36 are provided in the spool portion 28 to communicate the inlet port 19 with the control chamber 32.
- the orifices 36 are in the form of a pair of axially extending rectangular slots 37 connected to the inlet port 19 through a pair of diagonally extending passages 38. As more clearly shown in Fig. 2, a minimum flow area "a" of the slots 37 is always open to continuously communicate the inlet port 19 with the control chamber 32.
- a pressure compensated variable displacement pump 41 is connected to the inlet port 19 and a motor 42 is connected to the outlet port 21.
- the poppet valve 10 also includes a flow regulating passage means 43 communicating the control chamber 32 with the outlet port 21, a valve means 44 for controllably regulating the fluid flow through the passage means 43, and means 45 for establishing a restricted compensating flow path 46 from the control chamber 32 to the outlet port 21 parallel to the passage means 43.
- the passage means 43 includes a regulating passage 47 connected to and extending between the control chamber 32 and the outlet port 21.
- the valve means 44 includes a pressure reducing valve
- the flow regulating valve 49 serially disposed in the regulating passage 47.
- the pressure reducing valve 48 maintains a substantially constant pressure drop across the regulating valve 49 at its open position.
- the flow path 46 includes a compensating passage 51 connected to the passage 47 on opposite sides of the valves 48 and 49.
- the establishing means 45 includes a means 52 for controlling fluid flow through the passage 51 of the flow path 46.
- the regulating means 52 includes a compensating orifice 53 and a compensating valve 54 serially disposed in the passage 51.
- the compensating valve 54 is movable between a closed position and an open position to modulatably control fluid flow through the passage 51.
- the compensating orifice 53 establishes a maximum flow area through the passage 51 at the fully open position of the compensating valve 54.
- the pressure regulating valve 48 and the compensating valve 54 are shown combined into a single valve movable between positions A, B, and C. Such movement can be by any convenient means such as pilot operation, electrical solenoid operation or mechanical operation.
- the flow regulating valve and compensating valve 54 may be separate valves which can be sequentially operated.
- the orifice 53 may be incorporated within the compensating valve 54 and be established by the maximum opening area of the compensating valve.
- a pressure compensating flow amplifying poppet valve 10 of the present invention is disclosed in Figs. 3-6. It is noted that the same reference numerals of the first embodiment are used to designate similarly constructed counterpart elements of these embodiments.
- the compensating passage 51 connects the cylindrical bore 13 with the outlet port 21 and the compensating valve 54 is formed by a slot 57 provided in the spool portion 28 of the valve element 12. The slot 57 is in continuous communication with the control chamber 32. Communication through the compensating passage 51 is blocked by the spool portion 28 when the end portion 34 is seated against the valve seat 22.
- Fig. 4 is similar to the embodiment of Fig. 3 with the exception that the establishing means 45 includes having the end portion 34 of the valve element 12 axially separated from the spool portion 29 by a reduced diameter portion 58, the valve seat 22 axially spaced from the ports 27 by an annular chamber 59 formed in the sleeve 24, and the compensating passage 51 connecting the bore 13 with the annulus 59.
- the compensating passage 51, the orifice 53, and a compensating valve 62 are disposed within the valve element 12. More specifically, the compensating valve 62 includes a poppet valve 63 having a piston 64 slidably disposed in an axial bore 66 and defines an actuating chamber 67 in communication with the inlet port 19 through an opening 68. A conical valve portion 69 of the poppet valve 63 is biased against a valve seat 71 by a spring 72 disposed in a chamber 73 open to the control chamber 32.
- the compensating passage 51 connects the bore 66 adjacent the valve seat 71 with the outlet port 21.
- the valve means connects the bore 66 adjacent the valve seat 71 with the outlet port 21.
- the compensating valve 54 is built into the regulating valve 76 and is disposed in the passage 51 of the compensating flow path 46 similar to the embodiment of Fig. 1. Industrial Applicability
- actuation of the poppet valve 10 is initiated by initially controllably moving the compensating valve 54 from the "A" position to the"B M position.
- Movement of the compensating valve 54 between the "A" and M B" positions modulatably controls the fluid passing through the passage 51 while the orifice 53 generally limits the amount of fluid that can pass through the passage 51 of the flow path 46. In this embodiment, low through the regulating valve 49 at the H B" position is still blocked.
- the fluid flow through the passage 51 is fairly low and generally does not generate a pressure drop sufficient to cause the valve element 12 to move upwardly to unseat the end portion 34 from the valve seat 22. Such low flow is referred to as impending flow.
- fluid flow through the flow path 46 does not increase due to the size of the orifice 53.
- movement of the regulating valve 49 between the N B" and C" positions opens the regulating orifice 50 and establishes fluid flow through the passage 47 between the control chamber 32 and the outlet port 21 sufficient to create a pressure drop between the inlet port 19 and the control chamber 32.
- the valve element 12 moves upwardly and lifts the end portion 34 from the valve seat 22 but does not uncover any of the modulating ports 27 in the sleeve 24.
- the spool portion 29 begins uncovering the ports 27 establishing fluid flow through the main flow regulating orifice 35 from the inlet port 19 to the outlet port 21.
- the upward movement of the valve element 12 and thus the degree of opening of the ports 27 is determined by the flow between the inlet port 19 and the control chamber 32 which in turn is modulatably controlled by the degree of opening of the flow regulating valve 49.
- the flow through the slots 37 equals the aggregate flow through the passages 47 and 51. Also the flow through the main orifice 35 is a proportional amount greater than the flow through the regulating orifice 50.
- the pressure reducing valve 37 functions in its usual manner to maintain a constant pressure drop across the regulating valve 49.
- the combination of the compensating orifice 53 and the compensating valve 54 in the flow path 46 disposed in parallel with the pressure reducing valve 37 and the regulating valve 54 makes the poppet valve substantially fully compensated.
- the fluid flow through the inlet and outlet ports remains substantially constant at a given setting of the regulating valve 49 regardless of pressure differentials between the inlet and outlet ports 19,21.
- the size of the compensating orifice 53 will be slightly less than the aggregate area "a" of the slots 37 that is always open.
- the size relationship between the orifice 53 and the aggregate area "a H can be varied to compensate for closing flow forces acting on the valve element 12 and the amount of fluid leaking between the valve element and the bore 13.
- the size of the compensating orifice may be slightly less than, equal to, or slightly greater than the open area "a" of the slots.
- the size of the compensating orifice is preferably selected so that the end portion 34 remains seated when the compensating valve is at the "B" or M C" position and the fluid flow through the passage 51 is limited by the compensating orifice.
- the outlet flow from the outlet port 21 can be purposely made to increase or decrease with increasing pressure drop between the inlet and outlet ports by changing the size of the compensating orifice 53 relative to the area "a" of the control slots 37 which is always open.
- actuation of the poppet valve 10 to the open position is initiated by opening the flow regulating orifice 50 of the regulating valve 49.
- valve element 12 moves upwardly to unseat the end portion 34 from the seat 22 and the slot 57 communicates with the compensating passage 51. A portion of the impending flow passes through the compensating passage 51 and the rest passes through the regulating passage 47.
- the valve element 12 Increasing the regulating flow through the regulating orifice causes the valve element 12 to continue moving upwardly.
- the fixed orifice 53 limits the fluid flow through the passage 51.
- the spool portion 29 begins uncovering the modulating ports 27 thereby allowing fluid flow from the inlet port 19 to pass through the ports 27 to the outlet port 21.
- the regulating orifice 50 of the regulating valve 49 When the regulating orifice 50 of the regulating valve 49 is initially opened to initiate regulating fluid flow through the regulating passage 47, the pressure in the control chamber 32 decreases due to the pressure drop across the slots 37. At some small pressure drop, the poppet valve 63 opens allowing fluid flow from the control chamber 32 through the compensating passage 51 and the orifice 53 to the outlet port 21. At some predetermined pressure drop, the poppet valve 63 will become fully open. The compensating orifice 53 limits the amount of fluid that can pass through the passage 51 at the open position of the compensating valve 53.
- valve element 12 moves upwardly unseating the end portion 34 from the valve seat 22 and eventually the spool portion 29 will uncover the ports 27 to initiate the main flow between the inlet port 19 through the ports 27 to the outlet port 21.
- Operation of the embodiment of Fig. 6 is initiated by moving the combined pressure regulating valve 76 and the compensating valve 54 simultaneously.
- the initial movement of the compensating valve 54 permits fluid to flow through the compensating passage 51 from the control chamber 32 to the outlet port 21.
- the fluid flow rate through the passage 51 matches the size of the fixed orifice 53 so that further opening of the compensating valve 54 has no effect on fluid flow through the passage 51.
- the pressure regulating valve 76 opens to allow fluid flow through the regulating passage 47 to create a pressure drop between the inlet port 19 and the control chamber 32.
- valve element 12 initially moves upwardly sufficient to unseat the end portion 34 from the valve seat 22 with the spool portion 29 subsequently uncovering the ports 27 to initiate fluid flow from the inlet port 19 to the outlet port 21.
- the pressure regulating valve 76 is operative to controllably vary the pressure drop across the fixed orifice 74 in proportion to the input force applied to the regulating valve for moving it to the open position.
- the structure of the present invention provides an improved pressure compensating flow amplifying poppet valve which makes the poppet valve substantially fully pressure compensated. This is accomplished by providing a compensating valve and compensating orifice in a compensating passage disposed in parallel with the valve means in the regulating flow passage such that the small flow through the compensating passage essentially equals the ⁇ unount of flow that can pass through the slots in the main valve element before the main flow is established between the inlet and outlet ports.
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Abstract
Des soupapes à champignon à amplification d'écoulement peuvent être utilisées dans des circuits hydrauliques nécessitant une perte faible lorsque le circuit est en position de maintien de charge. La compensation de pression des soupapes à champignon à amplification d'écoulement connues n'a pas été un succès total, et, en conséquence le débit de sortie varie légèrement en fonction de chutes de pression fluctuantes dans la soupape à champignon. La soupape à champignon (10) à amplification d'écoulement et à compensation de pression décrite utilise une soupape de compensation de pression (54) ainsi qu'un orifice de compensation (53) disposés dans une voie d'écoulement de compensation (46) parallèle à un dispositif à soupape (44) servant à réguler l'écoulement de fluide à travers un passage (47) de régulation d'écoulement. L'écoulement de fluide dans la voie d'écoulement de compensation (46) est limité par l'orifice (53) à un débit pratiquement égal à la quantité de fluide pouvant s'écouler à travers une fente de régulation d'écoulement (37) dans un élément (12) de soupape, lorsque celui-ci est en position fermée. L'addition de la voie d'écoulement de compensation (46) et de la soupape de compensation (54) augmente considérablement la capacité de compensation de pression de la soupape à champignon, de sorte que l'écoulement de fluide dans cette soupape demeure sensiblement constant pour une position donnée du dispositif à soupape (44), sans tenir compte des conditions de charge fluctuantes.Flow amplifying mushroom valves can be used in hydraulic circuits requiring low loss when the circuit is in the load holding position. Pressure compensation of known flow-amplifying mushroom valves has not been a complete success, and therefore the outlet flow varies slightly as a function of fluctuating pressure drops in the mushroom valve. The described flow compensation and pressure compensation mushroom valve (10) uses a pressure compensation valve (54) and a compensation port (53) disposed in a compensation flow path (46) parallel to a valve device (44) for controlling the flow of fluid through a flow control passage (47). The flow of fluid in the compensating flow path (46) is limited by the orifice (53) to a flow rate substantially equal to the amount of fluid that can flow through a flow control slot (37 ) in a valve element (12), when the latter is in the closed position. The addition of the compensation flow path (46) and the compensation valve (54) considerably increases the pressure compensation capacity of the mushroom valve, so that the flow of fluid in this valve remains substantially constant for a given position of the valve device (44), without taking into account fluctuating load conditions.
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